
doi: 10.2172/393363
This second quarterly report describes work during the second three months of the University of Pittsburgh`s (Pitt`s) project on the {open_quotes}Treatment of Metal-Laden Hazardous Wastes with Advanced Clean Coal Technology By-Products.{close_quotes} Participating with Pitt on this project are Dravo Lime Company (DLC), Mill Service, Inc. (MSI) and the Center for Hazardous Materials Research (CHMR). The report describes the activities of the project team during the reporting period. The principal work has focussed upon the acquisition of by-product samples and their initial analysis. Other efforts during the second quarter have been directed toward identifying the first hazardous waste samples and preparing for their treatment and analysis. Relatively little data has yet been collected. Major presentation of technical details and data will appear for the first time in the third quarterly report. The activity on the project during the second quarter of Phase One, as presented in the following sections, has fallen into seven areas: (1) Acquiring by-products, (2) Analyzing by-products, (3) Identifying, analyzing and treating suitable hazardous wastes, (4) Carrying out the quality assurance/quality control program, (5) Developing background, and (6) Initiating public relations
And Peat, Waste Product Utilization, Progress Report, Hazardous Materials, Fly Ash, Ashes, 620, 01 Coal, Solidification, Metals, Waste Processing, Soils, Lignite, Combustion Products, Industrial Wastes
And Peat, Waste Product Utilization, Progress Report, Hazardous Materials, Fly Ash, Ashes, 620, 01 Coal, Solidification, Metals, Waste Processing, Soils, Lignite, Combustion Products, Industrial Wastes
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